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Allow PCKeyboardHack to (Temporarily) Work in Mountain Lion #14
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Thank you for a patch. However, PCKeyboardHack is highly dependent on the internal structure of the kernel. Therefore, I've decided not to release a 10.8 version until I can get the internal structure. |
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Hey,
I'm not sure if you would want to use this, but I thought I'd submit it just in case. I mentioned this fix in issue #8 ("Doesn't work in Mountain Lion?"). This quick hack would allow Mountain Lion to use PCKeyboardHack's 10.7 kext until 10.8's source code is released.
Hope this helps!
-Josh